The Federal Trade Commission finalized its ruling that Rambus violated antitrust laws, imposing limits on the royalties the memory chip designer can charge. The order said Rambus violated federal antitrust laws "by deliberately engaging in a pattern of anticompetitive acts to deceive an industry-wide standard-setting organization, which caused or threatened to cause substantial harm to competition and consumers." Legal experts said it would set an important precedent for the broader technology industry.
February 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The Federal Trade Commission finalized its ruling that Rambus Inc. violated antitrust laws, imposing limits on the royalties the memory chip designer can charge.
Wall Street was bracing for a potentially harsher order than the one that the FTC released Monday, and Rambus stock surged more than 24 percent.
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